Schedule

This is KPFK's program schedule for today.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2025

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  12:00 AM

  Something's Happening A Hour 1 honoring Roy Of Hollywood

  News and programming on the cutting edge - dynamite radio for night people

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  1:00 AM

  Something's Happening A Hour 2

  Political Economy Tues, Holistic Health Wed, Anti-Fascism Thu, Philosophy/Psychology/Spirituality Fri

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  2:00 AM

  Something's Happening A Hour 3

  Hour 3 of 6 - same pattern as Hour 2

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  3:00 AM

  Something's Happening B Hour 1 honoring Roy Of Hollywood

  Hour 4 of 6 in framework and format Roy developed and evolved over the decades

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  4:00 AM

  Something's Happening B Hour 2

  Public affairs programming - dynamite radio for night people

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  5:00 AM

  Something's Happening B Hour 3

  Final hour of Somethings Happening Tue-Fri

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  6:00 AM

  Informativo Pacifica

  Un programa de media hora con noticias nacionales e internacionales con reportes y contribuciones de periodistas de mas de treinta paises de nuestra America y Europa.

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  6:30 AM

  Making Contact

  Analyses critical issues and showcases grassroots solutions

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  7:00 AM

  Sojourner Truth wMargaret Prescod

  Sojourner Truth brings you news and views on local, national, and international policies and stories that affect us all.

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  8:00 AM

  Democracy Now!

  Democracy Now! goes beyond the rhetoric and party politics offered by the mainstream media. Instead, it highlights grassroots efforts to enhance and ignite democracy in the U.S.

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  9:00 AM

  Thom Hartmann

  Nation's #1 progressive talk radio host on topics from psychiatry to culture to ecology to politics.

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  10:00 AM

  Letters & Politics wMitch Jeserich

  We look at the inside workings of Capitol Hill while also covering what happens at the state legislative level and on the streets. Basically the struggle between "austerity measures" and public programs

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  11:00 AM

  Global Village Tuesdays w/Gary Baca

  "Music from around the world and around the block"

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  1:00 PM

  Phil and Ted’s Sexy Boomer Show

  Free-form, comedy/talk podcast co-hosted by Phil Proctor and Ted Bonnitt, featuring special guests and Hollywood stars in fun and deep conversations.

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  2:00 PM

  Bibliocracy

  A weekly half-hour literary arts discussion and reading program featuring guest authors of contemporary fiction and nonfiction, poetry and memoir, and occasional political or cultural criticism.

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  2:30 PM

  Green Street

  Environmental Justice and Health with Patti and Doug Wood

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  3:00 PM

  Rising Up With Sonali

  Rising Up is a weekly digest of independent news analysis, investigation, education, artistic expression, activism in the public interest

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  4:00 PM

  Letters & Politics wMitch Jeserich

  We look at the inside workings of Capitol Hill while also covering what happens at the state legislative level and on the streets. Basically the struggle between "austerity measures" and public programs

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  5:00 PM

  Background Briefing

  Building a reality-based community in post-truth America

• 6:00 PM

  KPFA Evening News

  • Call Studio(818)985-5735 Office(818)985-2711

  Listen Live

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  7:00 PM

  Capitalism, Race and Democracy

  features contributions from all five Pacifica stations and from affiliates and independent producers

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  8:00 PM

  Voces de Libertad

  focused in the political and revolutionary struggle in Mexico,

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  9:00 PM

  RADIO INSURGENCIA FEMENINA

  Radio Insurgencia Femenina es un programa radial que es parte de la programacion en español de la emisora comunitaria KPFK 90.7 FM

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  10:00 PM

  Suplemento Comunitario

  Programa semanal de asuntos públicos en español

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  11:00 PM

  Musiqueros y Juventud

  # youth collectives alternate with contemporary music and cultural developments; in Spanish with some code switching

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  11:30 PM

  Centroamerica Sin Censura con Francisco Marti­nez